Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 February 1952 — Page 13
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? FRIDAY, FEB. 22, 1952
Reds Smashed
| In Attack on - Allied Island
By United Press
EIGHTH ARMY HEADQUARTERS, Korea, Feb. 22 —Sguth Korean marines have smashed an attempt by nearly 1000 Communist troops to capture Allied-held Yang
Island off the Korean east coast, only 150 miles south of
the Soviet border, nounced today. Commanded by a U. 8. Marine captain, the South Koreans sank 13 of the 20 Communist invasion sampans, killed 140 Reds and captured six others in a 34-hour
it was an-
battle ending at 11 a. m. Thurs- ican troops killed 690 Koreans and] Mine Workers
day.
The Red battalion commander was among the prisoners. The South Koreans also captured rocket guns, Russian-made sub-machine-guns and rifles, Disclosure of the invasion attempt was the first indication the Allies still held any terrain so far north. Yang Island lies off Songjin, between the 40th and 41st parallels and nearly 150 miles north of the Korean battlefront.
UN, Reds Step Nearer To Solving a Deadlock
PANMUNJOM, Korea, Feb. 22 (UP)—United Nations and Communist truce negotiators moved closed today to a compromise %golution of their deadlock over troop rotation. New offers by both sides were only 5000 troops and one port of entry apart. United Nations negotiators were confident the gap could be closed.
Home Show Poster
Contest Announced
The Indianapolis Home Show today invited pupils from the city’s high schools and neighboring cities to participate in the Show's annual poster contest. The first-place poster will be reproduced as the official poster of| the 1952 Home Show, which will! be held Apr. 18-27 at the Manufacturer’s Building, State Fairgrounds. Albert L. Maillard, Public Education Committee head, is contest chairman. Deadline for entries is noon, Mar. 15, at the 8chool Board office, 150 N. Meridian St. or at the Home Show office, 1456 N. Delaware St. Three prizes will be awarded, the first-place winner receiving $50. Other prizes are $20 and $10. In addition, 10 honorable, mentions will be awarded and each student submitting a poster will. be given a complimentary ticket to the Home Show. Posters must be 14 inches wide and 22 inches high and make use of no more than two colors, All
. entries should include the fol-
jowing . ‘information: =~ “Twenty-|
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Gls Kill 69 Koreans
By United Press { PUSAN, Korea, Feb, 22--Amer-
|
wounded 142 in crushing a wild, Communist-led riot at a civilian
{Internment camp on the ‘prison
island” of Koje off the. south coast Monday, it was announced today. One American soldier killed and 23 were wounded, About 1500 civilian internees suddenly attacked the U. S. security force at the camp with steel pickets, spiked wooden clubs, barbed wire flails, blackjacks,
was
| Two Killed |
WARNS CONGRESS—John L. Lewis told a House or subcommittee that the URgd will "think of something’ to enforce mine safety if Congress does not act. Mr. Lewis called on the group to approve a bill empowering the government to close. unsafe mines. A mine management source . construed
“the UMW president's remark
as a veiled threat to strike if mine safety legislation acceptable to the union is not passed.
metal tent spikes, sections of /iron pipe, clubs, rocks and knives. Seven hundred and fifty troops of the crack 27th “Wolfhound” Regiment of the 25th Infantry Division were involved in the fighting. They are the security force. It was disclosed the Red-led civilian internees attacked ‘when troop guards entered the compound to keep order while United Nations officials questioned the internees on whether they wanted to be sent back to North Korea
after the conclusion of an armistice or be permitted to remain in
South Korea,
No Communist prisoners of
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Recovers $1400 | After Trading in’ | Old Corset |
CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 22 (UP) —The old forms pass away, and sometimes -they take a lot of money with them. A middle-aged woman—anony-
i Fred i ‘re shoveling snows © eT rome out there picking
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Last night #® suddenly came to) her that she had left $1400 stowed away behind one of the curves in the old garment.
She called police. police called
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In Cuban Assassin Plot
HAVANA, Cuba., Feb. 22 (UP)! | —Two gunmen were killed and a| patrolman was wounded yester-| day when a Cuban eongressman|
armed with a submachine gun
{foiled an attempt to assassinate
‘him,
The resulting gun battle in the) downtown section during the inodn ruéh hour paralyzed Ha-| vana's commercial life for sev. eral hours, i The dead were identified as ‘Emilio Grillo, 20, alids Pistolita | (Little Pistol) and Francisco Madariaga, 24, both members of the Guieteras revolutionary acdtion group, Police sald both were Rpjed 4 an unsuccessful attempt to assadsinate Rep. Rolando leader of the rival Socialist revo-| lutionary movement. | Traffic was jammed along El Prado as motorists abandoned! their cars to take cover. Hun-| dreds of pedestrians jamming the| avenue fled wildly as bullets sprayed along both sides of a! three-block stretch. -° ep. Masferrer and sergeant riding with him opened fire on the assailants,
é Loan Ranger’ . . » ’ - Familiar Miami Holdup Figure MIAMI, Fla., Feb, Miami's “Loan Ranger’ may be losing his touch. The neatly dressed bandit strolled into the Motor Credit Corp. yesterday and strolled out with $890 in a paper sack. It was his ninth foray against the city's
small loan offices this year. Mrs. Olivia Hildt, a clerk, knew
Just what to do when the “ranger” |
handed her a paper sack while holding a revolver covered by another sack. twice before. “It was always,”
just she
the sighed.
same as “But I
| thought he appeared a littld more |
nervous than usyal.” :
woman’s mind at rest, An employee had found the cash and turned it in. : The corset-owngr was notified
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2 Blast Victims Sought Desperately to Escape
By United Press | ARDMORE, - Okla., Feb, Officials sald last night that’ three men killed in a blast and fire which destroyed a section of the Ben Franklin fefinery . flere yesterday apparently knew the explosion was coming and made a desperate attempt to save their lives. i Firemen sald any chance to determine the exact cause of the explosion apparently died with the three victims. The bomb-like blast shattered a building housing the refinery's still operations room, chemical laboratory and boiler room. Fire touched off by the blast left approximatey haf of the refinery a! mass of heat-twisted steel. Fire-|
9 oly
men, hampered by repeated fuel]
explosions, fought the blaze more | than six hours before controlling] it. | James R. Bons, 29, and Fount
Duston, 48, were killed instantly,
'by the explosion and J. A’ Brad-|
OPPOSITE | STATEHOUSE
shaw, 38, died seven hours later bi
in an Ardmore hospital. Damage was estimated unofficially at $500,000 and plat officlals said the refinery would he out of operations for six months as a result of the fire. i Firemen said Mr. Duston's charred body was found on a steel ladder leading to shutoff valves controlling the flaw of
fuels and chemicals to refinery |
stills.
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